Timber-Driving Companies Act
At least five persons may form a company under this Act for specified timber or pulpwood navigation works in Québec.
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At least five persons may form a company under this Act for specified timber or pulpwood navigation works in Québec.
This Act was formerly called the Tobacco Act.
The Minister of Revenue is responsible for carrying out this Act, and the Minister of Finance exercises the functions of the Minister of Revenue under the Act.
1. The purpose of this Act is to establish specific rules for the recovery of tobacco-related health care costs attributable to a wrong committed by one or more tobacco product manufacturers, in particular to allow the recovery of those
This section says the Act covers registration of tourist accommodation establishments and communication of information about their accommodation offering, related activities, and related services.
This section defines key terms used in the Act, including means of transport, vehicle, carrier, regulation, Minister, Commission, explosive, dangerous substance, and public hearing.
This section defines several terms used in the Act, including licence, regulation, carrier, president, officer, establishment, and principal establishment.
A person who cuts down a tree, sapling, or shrub for precautionary reasons must notify the owner or occupant at least 24 hours beforehand.
This section says the Act governs supervision and control of trust company business and financial institution activities, and it also adds specific rules for certain business corporations covered by Title III.
1. The purpose of this Act is to facilitate the recovery of unclaimed property by right-holders and to ensure that property without an owner or property in respect of which the right-holders remain unknown or untraceable is delivered to
This section defines “university establishment,” “investment,” and “Minister.”
This section creates a voluntary retirement savings plan, says membership is optional, lets members set their own contributions, and says employers are not required to contribute.
The Minister of Sustainable Development, Environment and Parks is responsible for carrying out this Act, except section 3 and Division VIII, which are under the jurisdiction of the Minister of Economy, Innovation and Energy.
Certain joint-stock companies may be wound up voluntarily if the directors think dissolution is expedient.
This Act applies to most industries and sets benefit, notice, and reporting rules for workplace accidents.
The preamble states that children’s interests, rights, and protection are central, and that interventions involving an Indigenous child must respect the child’s community circumstances and cultural continuity.
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